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On the article Resident Calls for Town Attorney to be Removed
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On the article Resident Calls for Town Attorney to be Removed
Ed Leon
3:41 pm on Thursday, April 18, 2013
ReplyHA Alex, you're barking up the wrong tree. I am not the Lou Valori you are looking for. Just a hardworking resident loving the fact that the mayor is being investigated for his misdeeds.
So project your frustrations over the mayor's wrongdoing and his anticipated demise on anyone you want, it will not help him out of the mess he is in.
You don't have to be associated with Mr. Valori to love the karma playing out with this ethically-corrupt mayor. You will find scores of residents on both sides of the aisle pleased to see the wheels of justice running over Barberio and his pals.
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On the article Resident Calls for Town Attorney to be Removed
Ed Leon
3:31 pm on Thursday, April 18, 2013
ReplyHA Alex, you're barking up the wrong tree. I am not the Lou Valori you are looking for. Just a hardworking resident loving the fact that the mayor is being investigated for his misdeeds.
So project your frustrations over the mayor's wrongdoing and his anticipated demise on anyone you want, it will not help him out of the mess he is in.
You don't have to be associated with Mr. Valori to love the karma playing out with this ethically-corrupt mayor. You will find residents on both sides of the aisle pleased to see the wheels of justice running over Barberio and his pals.
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On the article Resident Calls for Town Attorney to be Removed
Ed Leon
3:29 pm on Thursday, April 18, 2013
ReplyHA Alex, you're barking up the wrong tree. I am not the Lou Valori you are looking for. Just a hardworking resident loving the fact that the mayor is being investigated for his misdeeds.
So project your frustrations over the mayor's wrongdoing and his anticipated demise on anyone you want, it will not help him out of the mess he is in.
You don't have to be associated with Mr. Valori to love the karma playing out with this ethically-corrupt mayor.
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On the article Resident Calls for Town Attorney to be Removed
Ed Leon
3:24 pm on Thursday, April 18, 2013
ReplyHey Alex, you're barking up the wrong tree, I am not the Lou Valori you are looking for. Just a hardworking resident loving the fact that the mayor is being investigated for his misdeeds.
So project your frustrations over the mayor's wrongdoing and his anticipated demise on anyone you want, it will not help him out of the mess he is in.
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On the article Resident Calls for Town Attorney to be Removed
Ed Leon
11:34 pm on Wednesday, April 17, 2013
ReplyShortly thereafter, the Bribing Barberio played the "Disappearing" Barberio (also another accomplishment considering the mayoral physique) trying to avoid residents’ and reporters’ questions about jobgate.
In an attempt at crisis management and damage control, Puppet Master Inglesino -- in the right ring -- assumes the role of Mayoral spokesman/personal attorney. But the conflict here is taxpayers-at-large pay Inglesino , not the mayor. Yet Inglesino, continuing his ethically-questionable course of action, is silencing and bullying the people he is paid to represent in an effort to shield and protect the mayor. Can you say dereliction of duty?
Residents have a right to know whether Inglesino billed the taxpayers for that Sunday night jobgate meeting in an empty town hall, selling his clients out (the township) to act on behalf of the mayor.
Par4theCourse take your energy you are using for your off-task, wasteful input and use it to ask your pals what they are doing these days. I bet your pals will answer “retaining a defense attorney”. And they will need it when Somerset County Prosecutors are finished with them.
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On the article Resident Calls for Town Attorney to be Removed
Ed Leon
11:33 pm on Wednesday, April 17, 2013
ReplyPar4theCourse, stop your attempts to deflect from issues and events related to this unfortunate and embarrassing story. While you can capitalize all the words and employment rundowns you want, it adds no credence to what you have to say on behalf of criminals.
It does not change the fact, Par4theCourse, that the Bribing Barberio -- in the center ring -- is losing lots of sleep these days because the Somerset County Prosecutor's office is breathing down his neck (and that is an accomplishment considering this mayor's thick neck). And most recently, Barberio is either missing meetings or leaving early as he should because his “town hall of cards” is falling.
In the left ring, Boy Elroy Stanton -- under minimal pressure from a resident during public comments in March -- flapped his gums just enough to cast serious doubt on the little integrity the mayor had left. Then Boy Elroy was stupid enough to post on the Patch thinking THAT was going to save the sinking ship. The unsupervised Boy Elroy blinked. DOH!
And just last week the Somerset County Prosecutor's office collected the Stanton council meeting confession video. Somerset Co. Investigators are probably laughing over how quick Stanton folded. Stanton will be child’s play for these investigators when they haul him in for further questioning.
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On the article Resident Threatens Suit When Silenced at Council Meeting
Ed Leon
11:38 am on Wednesday, April 10, 2013
ReplyNo Kramit, it is not a typo. Since this investigation hits too close to home for the Morris County Prosecutor's office, it is not unusual of the state AG's office to assign a case to another county. Which they likely did, to Somerset County and sounds like prosecutor detectives are moving in. The wheels of Justice is indeed moving. And Bribing Barberio, Puppetmaster Inglesino and Boy Elroy Stanton have got big problems on their hands.
These three have problems that no liaison, newly-formed township committees or ramped up press release effort can get them out of.
So Kramit, Gina S. and all you Barberio, Inglesino and Stanton supporters, I would think twice about with whom you associate and for whom you support. You might want to hang with a less-tarnished and corrupt crowd.
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On the article Resident Asks: How About Straight Talk for a Change, Mr. Mayor?
Ed Leon
1:52 pm on Tuesday, March 26, 2013
ReplyAhh, don't fret Pat if you are unsuccessful in getting the ethically-challenged Mayor Barberio to fess up. A spotlight, a cramped questioning room, and a terse, monotoned regurgitation of the Miranda Rights will get this bribing Barberio, boy Elroy Stanton doning his shiny Morris County Sheriff's badge and puppet master Inglesino answering questions lickety split.
The three are as sloppy as they are stupid -- remember that Pat.
BTW, nice job on your letter!
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On the article Opponents Removed, Mayor's Wife Proposed as Municipal Alliance Member
Ed Leon
12:02 am on Wednesday, March 20, 2013
ReplyOh and Webmaster -- I almost forgot. During the mayor's debut after coming out of hiding ---residents even chimed in that the municipal government which the mayor leads is termed by many as a "kangaroo court". That is what is pathetic Webmaster and, of course, your petty, futile struggle to regain a fig of credibility.
If you missed it Webmaster, catch your troubled allies in "kangaroo court" action on cable TV and see for yourself.
Night, night Webmaster, sleep tight.
Ed Leon
3:41 pm on Thursday, April 18, 2013
HA Alex M, you're barking up the wrong tree. I am not the Lou Valori you are looking for. Just a hardworking resident loving the fact that the mayor is being investigated for his misdeeds.
So project your frustrations over the mayor's wrongdoing and his anticipated demise on anyone you want, it will not help him out of the mess he is in.
You don't have to be associated with Mr. Valori to love the karma playing out with this ethically-corrupt mayor. You will find scores of residents on both sides of the aisle pleased to see the wheels of justice running over Barberio and his pals